philgull25
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30 year old defender, contract has ran out at New Zealand Knights in Australian-A League. Has aslo played for FC Thun and FC Basle
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Former swiss u-21 international on trail at albion
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the right footed denilson
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philgull25
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Greg Duruz
Grégory Duruz (born April 20, 1977 is a Swiss football player. He currently without a club.
Duruz has extensive experience in European competition. He has played UEFA Champions League matches against Juventus, Manchester United and Valencia. He has represented Switzerland at U16, U18, U20 and U21 level. He speaks three languages: German, French and English.
Duruz has extensive experience in European competition. He has played UEFA Champions League matches against Juventus, Manchester United and Valencia. He has represented Switzerland at U16, U18, U20 and U21 level. He speaks three languages: German, French and English.
jonny.rainbow
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Wasn't Molango a Swiss under 21?
Lord Bracknell
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Grégory Duruz?
born April 20, 1977, currently without a club.
Duruz has extensive experience in European competition. He has played UEFA Champions League matches against Juventus, Manchester United and Valencia. He has represented Switzerland at U16, U18, U20 and U21 level. He speaks three languages: German, French and English.
http://www.lfp.fr/joueur/index.asp?no_joueur=108092
born April 20, 1977, currently without a club.
Duruz has extensive experience in European competition. He has played UEFA Champions League matches against Juventus, Manchester United and Valencia. He has represented Switzerland at U16, U18, U20 and U21 level. He speaks three languages: German, French and English.
http://www.lfp.fr/joueur/index.asp?no_joueur=108092
philgull25
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is this the start of all th international talent we were promised?
the right footed denilson
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Grégory Duruz?
born April 20, 1977, currently without a club.
Duruz has extensive experience in European competition. He has played UEFA Champions League matches against Juventus, Manchester United and Valencia. He has represented Switzerland at U16, U18, U20 and U21 level. He speaks three languages: German, French and English.
born April 20, 1977, currently without a club.
Duruz has extensive experience in European competition. He has played UEFA Champions League matches against Juventus, Manchester United and Valencia. He has represented Switzerland at U16, U18, U20 and U21 level. He speaks three languages: German, French and English.
Lord Bracknell
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http://phillstyle.blogspot.com/2006/07/gregory-duruz.html
Gregory Duruz
Our latest guest on Stylin’ was the Knights Football Club’s new signing Gregory Duruz. Gregory (or ‘G’) as his homies like to call him, has spent most of his career playing in Switzerland. Last year it transpired that G was far too skillful for European football, so he decided to make the move to New Zealand, where the cream of the foot balling crop reside.
I asked G what he thought of New Zealand so far.
“Well, it is lovely place here yes. I will make time of my life in city of Auckland, the beautiful.”
On the subject of the Knights chances for glory this year G added,
“The Knights are short in summer, and long in winter. I can play ice hockey now in July!”
The Knights will be training hard over the next few weeks in a children's playcentre in Manurewa. Coach Chris Nevin explained that the reason for this was to foster community ownership of the club. G was able to shed further light on this innovative concept by citing the fact that children are the future, teach them well and let them lead the way, show them all the beauty they possess inside. . .
Good luck boys.
Gregory Duruz
Our latest guest on Stylin’ was the Knights Football Club’s new signing Gregory Duruz. Gregory (or ‘G’) as his homies like to call him, has spent most of his career playing in Switzerland. Last year it transpired that G was far too skillful for European football, so he decided to make the move to New Zealand, where the cream of the foot balling crop reside.
I asked G what he thought of New Zealand so far.
“Well, it is lovely place here yes. I will make time of my life in city of Auckland, the beautiful.”
On the subject of the Knights chances for glory this year G added,
“The Knights are short in summer, and long in winter. I can play ice hockey now in July!”
The Knights will be training hard over the next few weeks in a children's playcentre in Manurewa. Coach Chris Nevin explained that the reason for this was to foster community ownership of the club. G was able to shed further light on this innovative concept by citing the fact that children are the future, teach them well and let them lead the way, show them all the beauty they possess inside. . .
Good luck boys.
Lord Bracknell
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Sounds like he's a hard bastard.
Gregory Duruz Handed Additional One Match Suspension
Thursday October 5th, 2006
A Football Federation Australia (FFA) Disciplinary Hearing, today handed New Zealand Knights player Gregory Duruz an additional one match suspension to the mandatory one match suspension he received for being issued a red card for violent conduct.
Gregory Duruz received the red card for violent conduct in relation to an incident in the 86th minute of Thursday's (28/9/06) Round 6 Hyundai A-League fixture between the New Zealand Knights and Central Coast Mariners at North Harbour Stadium.
Gregory Duruz will miss New Zealand Knights Round 7 Hyundai A-League match against Perth Glory and the Round 8 match against the Newcastle Jets. Gregory Duruz will be eligible for selection for New Zealand Knights in their round 9 fixture against Adelaide United at Hindmarsh Stadium on Sunday the 22nd October 2006.
FFA Media Release
Wednesday, 4 October 2006
Gregory Duruz Handed Additional One Match Suspension
Thursday October 5th, 2006
A Football Federation Australia (FFA) Disciplinary Hearing, today handed New Zealand Knights player Gregory Duruz an additional one match suspension to the mandatory one match suspension he received for being issued a red card for violent conduct.
Gregory Duruz received the red card for violent conduct in relation to an incident in the 86th minute of Thursday's (28/9/06) Round 6 Hyundai A-League fixture between the New Zealand Knights and Central Coast Mariners at North Harbour Stadium.
Gregory Duruz will miss New Zealand Knights Round 7 Hyundai A-League match against Perth Glory and the Round 8 match against the Newcastle Jets. Gregory Duruz will be eligible for selection for New Zealand Knights in their round 9 fixture against Adelaide United at Hindmarsh Stadium on Sunday the 22nd October 2006.
FFA Media Release
Wednesday, 4 October 2006
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